Hello! I am contacting both of your papers this week (the Stockton Sentinel and the Phillips County Review) so that you know what I am up to, particularly since I will be walking from the Rooks County Courthouse to the Phillips County Courthouse on Wednesday, beginning sometime around 8:30 a.m. I will start by introducing myself in case you missed the news in Central Kansas over the last few years.

Dear Editor: I read Sheila Latham’s letter to the editor in the July 28th edition of the Sentinel. She is absolutely right in all that she says.

When Dee and I began our teaching careers in Stockton, we knew we had come to a very special place. The school system was second to none. Its administrators ran a tight ship, and the teachers were some of the most gifted and caring people we had ever met. And we can't say enough

Re: Kansas Elections Dear Editor: We have a Primary Election coming up on August 2nd, and early voting is already open. I have always understood a Primary Election to be intended for loyal party members to voice their opinion on who will represent their party in the General Election.

Dear Editor: As we quickly approach the August 2 primary election, I want to thank our county election officials and poll workers who work tirelessly to ensure the security and integrity of our elections. Second, I want to remind voters they have multiple options for how to cast their ballot, including in-person on Election Day, advance in-person voting, and advance by mail ballot.

Dear Sentinel: It’s almost time to renew my subscription. Enjoyed the Cooper Barber Shop article, brought back many memories.

April 2022 Dear Editor: As we approach the As we approach the 2022 primary and general elections, I would like to share important information about the measures in place to ensure a secure election process and encourage my fellow Kansans to participate in this year’s elections. First, Kansas has some of the most robust election security laws in the country.

Dear Editor: April is recognized nationally as Child Abuse Prevention Month. Now is the time to create positive childhood experiences that enable families to succeed.

Dear Editor, My great-grandfather My great-grandfather came to Stockton in 1888. I graduated from Stockton High in 1964.

Hello, friends! This is the first week of my health column for many of you, so hopefully the rest of my health column veterans of the last nearly four years will bear with me while I introduce myself to others in northwest Kansas. I am a midlevel provider who has been working and living in rural Kansas for over 30 years, and started a Direct Primary Care clinic in Logan in June of 2018, with the help of the Dane G.